Li An is a designated driver saddled with massive debt. To raise money for his younger sister's medical bills, he accepts a mysterious job with a base fare of 4,444 yuan.
From that night on, his left eye can see the "other side" of the world.
There are rules here that must be obeyed: a Hongqi car with no rearview mirror, the Road to the Yellow Springs where you must never look back, a living engine that runs on gasoline and corpse oil...
As the world collapses and ghosts roam the night,
Li An grips the steering wheel and lights a cigarette. "God or ghost, it doesn't matter. If you pay, I'll get you where you're going. And if you don't pay... well, my car's hungry."
I haven't read much of the content, but the parts I have seen are okay. What I don't like is that the golden finger is too open. An ordinary person who has just come into contact with magic objects will have the ability to defeat powerful opponents one after another because of a person's words. Either he encounters a suitable place and escapes the pursuit of a powerful ghost, or the powerful ghost is his sister. It feels like the protagonist doesn't have to put in any effort to get the reward.
The content of this book is rich and colorful 😄